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It's time to find a Kenyan Solution to a Kenyan problem - Feel Free to Tell Me What You Have in Mind

#Kenyans 🇰🇪#

What’s one online/digital problem you face regularly that nobody seems to be solving properly?

Could be around:
• M-Pesa/payments
• online shopping
• scams/fraud
• bills/services
• transport
• business tools
• government services
• anything fintech-related

I’m looking to build a real solution around a real problem. Drop your thoughts 👇

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u/SwordfishGullible984 — 4 hours ago
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Wreckage on Mars made by Humans from Earth spotted by [ingenuity NASA Mars helicopter] also made by Humans from Earth.

u/fattick- — 3 days ago
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Titan a moon of Saturn [the yellow fog] and it's foggy atmosphere and planet Saturn in the background captured by the Cassini spacecraft. Imagine a moon with an atmosphere. Our moon has no atmosphere.

u/fattick- — 2 days ago
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They landed on a Saturn moon...while most of us were just kids playing in the mud on Earth... Titan One of Saturn moons. You skeptic 🫵🏾

u/fattick- — 6 days ago
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To us Earth is very huge. it is very small. We/life are the tiny ones and therefore Earth seems Huge.

u/fattick- — 6 days ago
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Is whatever that this guy recorded true according to you? So we got believers and non believers in space related stuff too🫥? But what remains is that we only know very less about the Universe. There is weird [very weird] stuff out there we don't know of yet.

u/fattick- — 4 days ago
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The Space Shuttle and the International Space Station 🫠. The ISS is planned to be decommissioned in 2030. The Kenya-Uganda-Egypt ClimCam will have already done its job that takes a *one year worth of work/one year lifespan* b4 the ISS falls from the sky in 2030

u/fattick- — 5 days ago
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Blue blooded animals/life forms are ancient [been around the hood for a long time] while red blooded are newcomers . Look at the Octopus 🐙. Three hearts. Blue blood. A decentralized brain where the arms can "think" on their own. They aren't just intelligent animals; they are a completely different.

But we still showed up and evolved rapidly to the point of being able to harvest their blood.

😶💔

u/fattick- — 7 days ago
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Mars during day time 🫥. What if other life forms get to Mars and find these machines that seem to be 'living'? .. What if other life forms find the Voyager missions and their messages? .. They will say that they are from the Gods 👀..?

u/fattick- — 9 days ago
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Jupiter. Can you see those small white clouds above those massive swirls?? .. It looks.. 🫥

u/fattick- — 8 days ago
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Curiosity overturned/lifted and discarded a rock on Mars accidentally... I expected worms 🫥 https://www.reddit.com/r/kenyaspacenerds/s/wO7w4TBrl9... Then this...

u/fattick- — 7 days ago
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Enceladus one of Saturn moons. Contains liquid water and clear ice ❄️. The most suitable place to look for extraterrestrial life because it contains [liquid water, essential chemical components and an energy source due to gravity interactions/resonance just like io a Jupiter moon]

u/fattick- — 10 days ago
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Two asteroids will safely pass Earth May 14, 2026

NASA says two asteroids, called 2026 JV1 and 2026 JT, will swing by Earth on May 14, 2026, but both are keeping a safe distance. The bigger one is about the size of an airplane (74 feet, 22 meters) and will pass by at a comfortable 1.68 million miles away.

The second asteroid is roughly house-sized (58 feet, 18 meters) and will cruise past even farther out, about 4.08 million miles from us. NASA tracks these near-Earth objects all the time, so while having two fly by on the same day is cool for astronomy fans, experts say it's totally routine and nothing to worry about.

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u/JudgmentDecent9423 — 8 days ago